New Zealand's student attendance improved to 83.9% in Term Three's first two weeks, according to Associate Education Minister David Seymour.
New Zealand's Associate Education Minister, David Seymour, reported an improvement in student attendance during Term Three's first two weeks, with an overall rate of 83.9%. Seymour praised the government's focus on education and highlighted the importance of a high-quality curriculum for enhancing literacy and math skills. The government targets 80% of students to be present for more than 90% of the term by 2030 and an average daily attendance rate above 94%. The Attendance Action Plan, which includes a traffic light system, will continue to be rolled out in 2024.
August 05, 2024
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